Binder Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+, J06.03+)

BIND Commands
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SET Command
INSPECT {ON | OFF}
specifies whether the Inspect program is chosen for debugging when you
execute the target file. The default is OFF; that is, the Debug program is used.
INSPECT OFF automatically causes Binder to set SAVEABEND OFF. You use
the command interpreter SET INSPECT or RUN commands to override the
INSPECT specification.
LARGESTACK value [PAGES | WORDS | BYTES]
sets the size of the $EXTENDED#STACK data block used in TAL. value can
be specified in pages, words, or bytes. The default unit is PAGES.
The specified value overrides any other value Binder has encountered for this
data block. If you omit this entry, Binder uses the largest $EXTENDED#STACK
block.
LIBRARY file-name
specifies the name of the user library to associate with the object file at run
time. You can override file-name at run time by using the LIB parameter in the
command interpreter RUN command. This option does not support OSS
pathnames. A Guardian filename must be specified. The default is no user
library.
LIKE file-name
specifies that the DATA, INSPECT, LIBRARY, and SAVEABEND attributes for
the target object file are to be identical to those of a specified object file.
MISALIGN { FAIL | NOROUND | SYSDEFAULT}
MISALIGN FAIL causes the system to generate instruction failure interrupts,
which will be reported as trap 1 (INSTRUCTIONFAILURE) in a Guardian
process, or a signal 4 (SIGILL) in an OSS process.
MISALIGN NOROUND allows all valid TNS programs and also erroneously-
coded TNS programs to run, but not necessarily with the same results as on
some prior machines. This option causes the system to complete the operation
using the operand’s “natural” (unrounded) address.
MISALIGN SYSDEFAULT allows application of the current TNS Misalign policy.
This codefile attribute is ignored when executing on TNS/R systems.
PEP value
specifies the size of the procedure entry point (PEP) table to be allocated for
the target file. The default value is the minimum size necessary for the number
of entry points in the target file. value can be any integer in the range 0 through
512. You can specify value either in decimal or in octal (preceded by %).